In specie transfer for Invesco income funds
With the management of the Edinburgh Investment trust sorted, what will happen to Invesco’s income funds?
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Income not capital growth favourite 2014 Read
Paul Read and Stuart Edwards of Invesco Perpetual’s fixed income team believe income rather than capital growth will remain a key focus for both UK and global bond investors during 2014‚ but there are fewer opportunities available.
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Smith Brown Invesco UK smaller companies fund
Jonathan Brown has taken over as sole manager of the £470m Invesco Perpetual UK Smaller Companies Equity Fund as Richard Smith stands down pending his imminent retirement.
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Woodford to join Oakley in May
It has been confirmed that Neil Woodford will be joining Oakley Capital Management on 1 May 2014 as he prepares to leave Invesco Perpetual after 25 years.
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UK Equity Income Oeics wave goodbye to 300m
UK equity income funds in the open-ended space have waved goodbye to roughly £300m following the announcement Neil Woodford would leave Invesco Perpetual.
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Edinburgh investment trust reshuffle woodford exit
The board of Edinburgh Investment Trust may be “sympathetic” to management proposals from Invesco Perpetual if they centre around its new UK equity head, though analysts have said the fund’s mandate could be tweaked if Mark Barnett takes the helm.
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rising bond yields hit the wall in september
The past few months have seen a trend of rising bond yields that was broken in September. Developments at the Federal Reserve took a more dovish turn, easing the chief source of recent market concern.
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woodford exit investment trust edinburgh investec
Investec Wealth & Investment has upped its position in Neil Woodford’s Edinburgh Investment Trust, taking advantage of its drop to a discount after the star announced his exit from Invesco Perpetual.
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neil woodford invesco perpetual
Neil Woodford is to leave Invesco Perpetual next April.
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Why Woodford gets the IFA vote
How relevant is it that IFAs picked the UK's largest manager of retail funds to be their favourite firm, yet the same group cite overcrowding, investor apathy and "lack of excitement" in choosing between brands as the biggest challenges ahead?
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Japanese elections
Paul Chesson, Head of Japanese Equities at Invesco Perpetual, comments on the Japanese government’s growth strategy
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eurozone crisis ended eight months ago pignatelli
It would appear that the economic and market chaos in Europe is coming to an end, or already has according to Smith & Williamson’s European Growth Trust manager Mark Pignatelli.